ilove apples do you?
Answer:
Giving Birth, of course. It is the most painful thing in the world.
**Men don't need an epidural when they get hit in the balls!**
i'd say giving birth, but then, i'm a girl, and i don't have balls
No one can really answer 'cause no one has both.
But I imagne giving birth. But I haven't so I wouldn't know.
definitely giving birth without anestetic
who knows... but i do know that giving birth takes a lot longer...
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
What helps you get over PMS symptons?
Answer:
Exercise and keeping your salt intake low can help you feel a lot better. A heating pad during particularly painful times can help too. Check out those links in my sources, they may be helpful to you. If you're having sever pain you should go see definitely go see a doctor.
Nothing. I'm a dangerous woman!
Time!
lay in a hot bath with a relaxing oil
sleeping
taking hot showers
eating some chocolate
taking some tylenol
What health precautions should i take when an unwanted guest with mercer came to the house?
my sister has a friend that i dont' like at all. she's a little lying *****. only to add that she's my bf's ex step sister. any who, so she comes over last night, and my sister decides to take my bikini that i just washed out of the dryer and let "her" use it. and then they get in the jaccuzzi and stay in it for like an hour. well lo and behold , my bf tells me that his old step sister has mercer and that i need to wash my bikini now. i was pissed that she even wore it, but now i'm pissed because i don't want to catch mercer. so what precautions do i need to take. do we need to clean out the jacuzzi...etc
Answer:
What is mercer??...and if you are concerned...throw out the old bikini and buy a new one. About the jacuzzi...as long as you properly chlorinate it...nothing is going to survive for very long.
Are you should you have the right name of the diagnosis?
What the heck is mercer?
Answer:
What is mercer??...and if you are concerned...throw out the old bikini and buy a new one. About the jacuzzi...as long as you properly chlorinate it...nothing is going to survive for very long.
Are you should you have the right name of the diagnosis?
What the heck is mercer?
What happens when you're under stress?
for long periods of time?
Answer:
Your body pays, big time! High blood pressure, shingles, ulcers, psoriasis.all caused by stress!
you start yo break out (acne) all over your body.
you cry alot
you want your life to end.
high blood pressure.
you start to over eat or under eat.
if you stressed go see a counselor.
you start drinking.
you'll gray hairs %26 probably get more acne %26 might lose or gain weight.. all i can think of at the moment
You snap.
You freak out, get mad, then relax a little bit, then continue what you are doing I think. At least thats what happens to me.
Stress makes me want to eat...some people lose weight, well I gain it...I also break out, and my head constantly feels like it is going to explode.
your immune system breaks down, you get sick, you get ulcers, your body does not react well to stress
Some women gain weight, others lose weight
some get messed up periods and lots of acne.
Others become sad and stop doing things they love.
you get a really bad headache
Umm you break out and get like really pissy like anything can set you off you can skip periods and umm wat else u dont want to hang out with people if its bad enough like yyou feel depressed
Weight gain
exhaustion
memory loss
General Adaption Syndrome
"This is a model on stress, researched mainly by Hans Selye on rats and other animals. His research involved exposing animals to unpleasant or harmful stimuli such as injections, extreme cold and even vivisection.
He found that all animals showed a very similar series of reactions, broken into three stages. He describes this universal response to the stressors as the General Adaption Syndrome or GAS in 1936.
Stage one: alarm
When the threat or stressor is identified or realised, the body's stress response is a state of alarm. During this stage adrenaline will be produced in order to bring about the fight or flight response. There is also some activation of the HPA axis, producing cortisol.
Stage two: resistance
If the stressor persists, it becomes necessary to attempt some means of coping with the stress. Although the body begins to try to adapt to the strains or demands of the environment, the body cannot keep this up indefinitely, so its resources are gradually depleted.
Stage three: exhaustion
In the final stage in the GAS model, all the body's resources are eventually depleted and the body is unable to maintain normal function. At this point the initial autonomic nervous system symptoms may reappear (sweating, raised heart rate etc.). If stage three is extended, long term damage may result as the capacity of glands, especially the adrenal gland, and the immune system is exhausted and function is impaired resulting in decompensation. The result can manifest itself in obvious illnesses such as ulcers, depression or even cardiovascular problems, along with other mental issues."
More here : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/general_ada...
Not good stuff RELAX, take tommarow off go shopping! Or if you have money problems do something contructive mow the lawn do all the laundry while watching tv.
It will eventually begin to effect your health. You might begin to have panic attacks, heart palpitations and eventually lead to heart problems. Your face will break out and it could lower your immune system.
Hair loss problems,menses inregular,depression,unheathy apprearance etc...
Stress affects everyone differently. Common symptoms of long term stress are significant weight loss or gain, loss of hair, skin problems, lowered immunity defense against disease, anxiety attacks, severe depression, or impulsive action.
Can lead to depression.
Stress can act differently with different people.
Some can deal with stress, and actually conquer it.
Some let stress conquer them.
Some have to quit working because of "stress".
Stress has become a losely defined human hang-up, or excuse for not enjoying one's chosen occupation.
In general, stress is still not fully understood, just a title given to a human condition of being overwhelmed with work.
you snap at people for no reason
you cry
you get depressed
you might look at all of the negative things in your life
.I usually have to have an 'all me day' when I get stressed, and it helps and ya have to just try and walk away from what is stressing ya out ;-)
just relax do some deep breathing and if you are hanging with the wrong people just find friend that don't make you stress.
Everybody is different in how they handle stress and expecially over a period of time.
It can affect you both mentally and physically.
Anthing from feeling like you are losing your mind to tummyaches, pain in stomach, shortness of breath and chest pains, irritable bowel like symptoms, headaches, all over body aches, tried all the time, insomnia, weight gain or weight lose, losing hair, and a laundry list of symptoms.
Your best way to deal with stress is to find a way to relieve it by walking, biofeedback, massage, exercise, talking to someone and getting it our in the open, taking a long shower, crying (This is very good therapy), Yell into a pillow to get out agression, do something good for yourself and take the time for yourself, go out with a friend.
your blood pressure goes up, you start to over eat, in some cases you lose your appetite,you get sick, there are so many things that will happen to someone that is under stress
oh no.. a lot can happen it can even cause u to have some health problems..yes i said health problems.
when ur under a lot of stress for long time, u bcome very emotional(can cry for anything), can get depressed, can have chest pains, muscular pains such as back pain, or in any other area of ur body, and from there can bcome more and more pains acumulating from ur stress. so the best thing not to go there is..RELAX, even if ur going thru a though time try to b calm, ive bn there and had to take thousands of medications for stress bcuz of all the pains i started having in my body, try to control ur anxiety and dont let nothing bother u 2much.
I have been stressed most of my life at least since I was married the first time. I didn't expect to get into a relationship such as I did..So I know first hand about stress.I know its not worth being stressed because; #1--you missout on alot of things, such as fun with your family, friends. #2--you worry for something that you will never find an answer to while you are stessed...#3 you feel that everything else is wrong and you don't have any physical way of changing it because you are so stressed that you cannot think right...See, STRESS MAKES YOU MORE STRESSED. WHERE YOU CANNOT COPE PROPERLY. you sit there and daydream for hours, maybe not doing anything, just sitting there thinking.You have no energy, no compassion, no feelings for anyone but yourself(and sometime if you are really stressed you don't even care about yourself)You lose out on life in general. All your self seteem is taking away from you..You make yourself angry because you know there is something wrong, but don't know how to fix it..You see the DR and many times they give you something that they don't realize themselves if it is going to make you better or worse.what they give you is medication that is to help stress--as they call it anxiety--well in my research all medications are not for everybody as everybody body is different so the worst place to seek help is at your DR... GO TO THE LIBRARY AND ASK FOR SELF MOTOVATION books and SELF HELP---borrow them take them home and read read read study and listen to what they are telling you..This is what I learnt--you are an individual and a very unique person---noone on this earth is the same as you..You are smart, intelligent, have enough common sense
to outsmart stress. Do not worry about things you cannot change---enjoy life volunteering is one of the very best ways to enjoy life and while there you will find that you are so important that everybody needs you.So which is telling you you do not have time to let the stress take over your life..Get out there in the community and keep busy---when at home turn on some good music and dance around while you are doing your chores..everybody has some form of stress in their life--but just don'y let it take control of your life..GOOD LUCK
u start doing some wrong things like drinking alcochol or smoking...etc...
Stress can arise for a variety of reasons. Any change in our lives can be stressful. In dealing with stress, the lifestyle needs a complete overhaul. We should be placed on an optimum diet, and take regular exercise and adequate rest. Check out http://sumiram2006.googlepages.com/stres... for more info.
Answer:
Your body pays, big time! High blood pressure, shingles, ulcers, psoriasis.all caused by stress!
you start yo break out (acne) all over your body.
you cry alot
you want your life to end.
high blood pressure.
you start to over eat or under eat.
if you stressed go see a counselor.
you start drinking.
you'll gray hairs %26 probably get more acne %26 might lose or gain weight.. all i can think of at the moment
You snap.
You freak out, get mad, then relax a little bit, then continue what you are doing I think. At least thats what happens to me.
Stress makes me want to eat...some people lose weight, well I gain it...I also break out, and my head constantly feels like it is going to explode.
your immune system breaks down, you get sick, you get ulcers, your body does not react well to stress
Some women gain weight, others lose weight
some get messed up periods and lots of acne.
Others become sad and stop doing things they love.
you get a really bad headache
Umm you break out and get like really pissy like anything can set you off you can skip periods and umm wat else u dont want to hang out with people if its bad enough like yyou feel depressed
Weight gain
exhaustion
memory loss
General Adaption Syndrome
"This is a model on stress, researched mainly by Hans Selye on rats and other animals. His research involved exposing animals to unpleasant or harmful stimuli such as injections, extreme cold and even vivisection.
He found that all animals showed a very similar series of reactions, broken into three stages. He describes this universal response to the stressors as the General Adaption Syndrome or GAS in 1936.
Stage one: alarm
When the threat or stressor is identified or realised, the body's stress response is a state of alarm. During this stage adrenaline will be produced in order to bring about the fight or flight response. There is also some activation of the HPA axis, producing cortisol.
Stage two: resistance
If the stressor persists, it becomes necessary to attempt some means of coping with the stress. Although the body begins to try to adapt to the strains or demands of the environment, the body cannot keep this up indefinitely, so its resources are gradually depleted.
Stage three: exhaustion
In the final stage in the GAS model, all the body's resources are eventually depleted and the body is unable to maintain normal function. At this point the initial autonomic nervous system symptoms may reappear (sweating, raised heart rate etc.). If stage three is extended, long term damage may result as the capacity of glands, especially the adrenal gland, and the immune system is exhausted and function is impaired resulting in decompensation. The result can manifest itself in obvious illnesses such as ulcers, depression or even cardiovascular problems, along with other mental issues."
More here : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/general_ada...
Not good stuff RELAX, take tommarow off go shopping! Or if you have money problems do something contructive mow the lawn do all the laundry while watching tv.
It will eventually begin to effect your health. You might begin to have panic attacks, heart palpitations and eventually lead to heart problems. Your face will break out and it could lower your immune system.
Hair loss problems,menses inregular,depression,unheathy apprearance etc...
Stress affects everyone differently. Common symptoms of long term stress are significant weight loss or gain, loss of hair, skin problems, lowered immunity defense against disease, anxiety attacks, severe depression, or impulsive action.
Can lead to depression.
Stress can act differently with different people.
Some can deal with stress, and actually conquer it.
Some let stress conquer them.
Some have to quit working because of "stress".
Stress has become a losely defined human hang-up, or excuse for not enjoying one's chosen occupation.
In general, stress is still not fully understood, just a title given to a human condition of being overwhelmed with work.
you snap at people for no reason
you cry
you get depressed
you might look at all of the negative things in your life
.I usually have to have an 'all me day' when I get stressed, and it helps and ya have to just try and walk away from what is stressing ya out ;-)
just relax do some deep breathing and if you are hanging with the wrong people just find friend that don't make you stress.
Everybody is different in how they handle stress and expecially over a period of time.
It can affect you both mentally and physically.
Anthing from feeling like you are losing your mind to tummyaches, pain in stomach, shortness of breath and chest pains, irritable bowel like symptoms, headaches, all over body aches, tried all the time, insomnia, weight gain or weight lose, losing hair, and a laundry list of symptoms.
Your best way to deal with stress is to find a way to relieve it by walking, biofeedback, massage, exercise, talking to someone and getting it our in the open, taking a long shower, crying (This is very good therapy), Yell into a pillow to get out agression, do something good for yourself and take the time for yourself, go out with a friend.
your blood pressure goes up, you start to over eat, in some cases you lose your appetite,you get sick, there are so many things that will happen to someone that is under stress
oh no.. a lot can happen it can even cause u to have some health problems..yes i said health problems.
when ur under a lot of stress for long time, u bcome very emotional(can cry for anything), can get depressed, can have chest pains, muscular pains such as back pain, or in any other area of ur body, and from there can bcome more and more pains acumulating from ur stress. so the best thing not to go there is..RELAX, even if ur going thru a though time try to b calm, ive bn there and had to take thousands of medications for stress bcuz of all the pains i started having in my body, try to control ur anxiety and dont let nothing bother u 2much.
I have been stressed most of my life at least since I was married the first time. I didn't expect to get into a relationship such as I did..So I know first hand about stress.I know its not worth being stressed because; #1--you missout on alot of things, such as fun with your family, friends. #2--you worry for something that you will never find an answer to while you are stessed...#3 you feel that everything else is wrong and you don't have any physical way of changing it because you are so stressed that you cannot think right...See, STRESS MAKES YOU MORE STRESSED. WHERE YOU CANNOT COPE PROPERLY. you sit there and daydream for hours, maybe not doing anything, just sitting there thinking.You have no energy, no compassion, no feelings for anyone but yourself(and sometime if you are really stressed you don't even care about yourself)You lose out on life in general. All your self seteem is taking away from you..You make yourself angry because you know there is something wrong, but don't know how to fix it..You see the DR and many times they give you something that they don't realize themselves if it is going to make you better or worse.what they give you is medication that is to help stress--as they call it anxiety--well in my research all medications are not for everybody as everybody body is different so the worst place to seek help is at your DR... GO TO THE LIBRARY AND ASK FOR SELF MOTOVATION books and SELF HELP---borrow them take them home and read read read study and listen to what they are telling you..This is what I learnt--you are an individual and a very unique person---noone on this earth is the same as you..You are smart, intelligent, have enough common sense
to outsmart stress. Do not worry about things you cannot change---enjoy life volunteering is one of the very best ways to enjoy life and while there you will find that you are so important that everybody needs you.So which is telling you you do not have time to let the stress take over your life..Get out there in the community and keep busy---when at home turn on some good music and dance around while you are doing your chores..everybody has some form of stress in their life--but just don'y let it take control of your life..GOOD LUCK
u start doing some wrong things like drinking alcochol or smoking...etc...
Stress can arise for a variety of reasons. Any change in our lives can be stressful. In dealing with stress, the lifestyle needs a complete overhaul. We should be placed on an optimum diet, and take regular exercise and adequate rest. Check out http://sumiram2006.googlepages.com/stres... for more info.
What happens when your on ur period and u go swimming w/out wearing a tampon?
Does the blood come out or what?
Answer:
well during periods when u do go for swimming the bleeding stops for the duration of time your body is in contact with the water. If you did notice that when u do take a shower that you stop bleedin. So i would suggest you to wear a tampon to be on the safe side.
But i have personally experienced that while swimming the bleedin stops...wonders of a woman body
take care
If you're menstruating, the blood will flow in or out of the water, so wear a tampon.
it might come out a little on your bathing suit...or if you are REALLY heavy..it might come out...Before I used to wear them...i would swim and nothing came out...but now i wear one.better to be safe than sorry
Yes it still comes out. And then everyone in the pool has to swim through it. You may want to sit out until your period is done or use a tampon.
yes. granted it might seem slower but just because you jump in water doesnt mean it stops. it just diffuses into the water. it is gross and unsanitary to other swimmers
it doesnt really come out much in the pool but,when you step out-gush! I would not do it-no way!
Yes, it will come out just like when you're standing around with no tampon during a regular activity..if you do wanna swim while on your period itis best that you wear a tampon...no mess.
The blood may or may not leak out into the pool. Sometimes water stops your period from the presure on your body. But I would not be a good idea to not wear a tampon. Don't wear pads in the water because they will expand from water and mostly float out of your swim bottoms. Good luck!
It won't usually come out (possibly a couple drops in your bathing suit) because of the pressure in the water but if you won't be in the water for the entire time (exe if the pool is not at your house, you can't immediately change after swimming, or you want to sit on a deck and tan) wear a tampon or don't swim.
When you are fully submerged in water your period stops. But when you get in and out your period will start flowing again all over your bathing suit. Use a tampon!
You risk bleeding all over the place. Wear a tampon or don't go in the pool.
The same thing that happens when you have your period and sit a bath tub full of water without a tampon. Your body naturally shuts the majority of the water out so it also naturally holds most of your flow in. Unless your flex your PC muscles or have a very heavy flow, while in the water, very little will come out of you. As soon as you get out of the water though it will resume and you will likely have blood in your bathing suit, mixed with the water it may run down your leg. Best bet is to just wear a tampon to avoid the possibly mess altogether.
why ?
Answer:
well during periods when u do go for swimming the bleeding stops for the duration of time your body is in contact with the water. If you did notice that when u do take a shower that you stop bleedin. So i would suggest you to wear a tampon to be on the safe side.
But i have personally experienced that while swimming the bleedin stops...wonders of a woman body
take care
If you're menstruating, the blood will flow in or out of the water, so wear a tampon.
it might come out a little on your bathing suit...or if you are REALLY heavy..it might come out...Before I used to wear them...i would swim and nothing came out...but now i wear one.better to be safe than sorry
Yes it still comes out. And then everyone in the pool has to swim through it. You may want to sit out until your period is done or use a tampon.
yes. granted it might seem slower but just because you jump in water doesnt mean it stops. it just diffuses into the water. it is gross and unsanitary to other swimmers
it doesnt really come out much in the pool but,when you step out-gush! I would not do it-no way!
Yes, it will come out just like when you're standing around with no tampon during a regular activity..if you do wanna swim while on your period itis best that you wear a tampon...no mess.
The blood may or may not leak out into the pool. Sometimes water stops your period from the presure on your body. But I would not be a good idea to not wear a tampon. Don't wear pads in the water because they will expand from water and mostly float out of your swim bottoms. Good luck!
It won't usually come out (possibly a couple drops in your bathing suit) because of the pressure in the water but if you won't be in the water for the entire time (exe if the pool is not at your house, you can't immediately change after swimming, or you want to sit on a deck and tan) wear a tampon or don't swim.
When you are fully submerged in water your period stops. But when you get in and out your period will start flowing again all over your bathing suit. Use a tampon!
You risk bleeding all over the place. Wear a tampon or don't go in the pool.
The same thing that happens when you have your period and sit a bath tub full of water without a tampon. Your body naturally shuts the majority of the water out so it also naturally holds most of your flow in. Unless your flex your PC muscles or have a very heavy flow, while in the water, very little will come out of you. As soon as you get out of the water though it will resume and you will likely have blood in your bathing suit, mixed with the water it may run down your leg. Best bet is to just wear a tampon to avoid the possibly mess altogether.
why ?
What happens when you get your period?
I'm scared. And I'm only 12.HELP!
Answer:
It's ok. It's different for everyone, and if you have really painful periods, there are remedies for that. You're not alone, I was freaked my first time. I suggest you talk to a school nurse or your mom, some adult female you trust, who can help you understand what's going on. Good luck!
welll gurl you got it good! i started @ 11.but dont be scared...its just a lil bit of pain, and a lil bit of blood
Dont worry. Its not that bad at first. Usually it starts out like you have a cut or something, but all you need is a pad. You will be just fine.
well not a whole lot happens...but i reccomend talking to a doctor or your mom about this topic.
they are trustworthy and very expierienced.
blood and other tissue comes out of your vagina=)
relax blood comes out of your vagina and you get a little tummy ache (cramps)
you usually wear a tampon which you put inside your vagina or you wear a pad that feels like a diaper and stiks to your underwear
there are also cups to put in your vagina but not many people use that.
it lasts usually around 3-7+ days
you should get it anytime now or maybe when your sixteen or 17. you never know
don't worry. nothing happens
beinggirl.com
thats a good site
good luck
You bleed, and you may have cramps, which feel like an aching in your lower abdomen. A couple of pain reliever usually help with the cramps. Your period can last from a few days to a week- it starts off heavy and gets lighter as it ends. My periods were irregular the first few years, but now I get them around the same time every month. Don't be scared- you get used to it. It's better to start off using pads until you know how your period works and how heavily you bleed. Then you can move to tampons. There are directions in the box or you can ask your mom or a friend who's been through it.
Have you not had a class in school or conversations with your mom or another trusted older female friend? I am sure your mom would be more than happy to talk to you about what to expect and you will get more accurate correct information that way.
If you don't feel comfortable, you can contact me.
i haven't had it yet either but i keep a pad in my backpack just in case it happens at school. and always have a jacket with you so you can tie it around your waist if it happens at school. if you're worried about cramps, some women don't really even go through a lot of pain while others may go through a lot. it depends on if your mom has bad cramps. you can read more about it here: http://www.kidshealth.org/kid/grow/body_...
i hope i could help. 脺
well...you will bleed.and you probably will get some cramps around your stomach area..you might even bloat a little before you get it in a few days
Honey there is nothing to be scared of if anything once you get it you'll be more mad then scared. I hope I dont offend you but your mom or someone or you health teacher haven't sat you down to tell you about the whole period thing. But any when you do come on it. You'll have cramps and make sure you get you some pads or tampons (which ever one you prefer). An also know that you can have a baby once you start your period.
Essentially your period is your uterus's way of cleaning itself out. When your period starts it means that your body is ready for children. However, that does not mean YOU are ready for a baby! What will happen is that you will bleed for several days once a month. Use a calendar to keep track of when it starts each month so that you will be prepared for it to start. It should start around the same time each month.
If I understand this correctly
That's when a woman's sentence begins
blood comes out of your vagina( second hole) and then u use a pad to catch the blood or tampon
Oh, u r just getting your period. Don't be alarmed, some girls get theirs earlier than that. Go tell your mom and go to the store to get some pads. Your body is changing, it's very common.
I got mine at 11. Well nothing really happens. You might get PMS which is moodyness. You might cry more easy or get mad easy. You also might get cramps.
lots of things happen when you get your period. your body starts to change, at first its wierd but then you get used to it..
dont be scared..
Answer:
It's ok. It's different for everyone, and if you have really painful periods, there are remedies for that. You're not alone, I was freaked my first time. I suggest you talk to a school nurse or your mom, some adult female you trust, who can help you understand what's going on. Good luck!
welll gurl you got it good! i started @ 11.but dont be scared...its just a lil bit of pain, and a lil bit of blood
Dont worry. Its not that bad at first. Usually it starts out like you have a cut or something, but all you need is a pad. You will be just fine.
well not a whole lot happens...but i reccomend talking to a doctor or your mom about this topic.
they are trustworthy and very expierienced.
blood and other tissue comes out of your vagina=)
relax blood comes out of your vagina and you get a little tummy ache (cramps)
you usually wear a tampon which you put inside your vagina or you wear a pad that feels like a diaper and stiks to your underwear
there are also cups to put in your vagina but not many people use that.
it lasts usually around 3-7+ days
you should get it anytime now or maybe when your sixteen or 17. you never know
don't worry. nothing happens
beinggirl.com
thats a good site
good luck
You bleed, and you may have cramps, which feel like an aching in your lower abdomen. A couple of pain reliever usually help with the cramps. Your period can last from a few days to a week- it starts off heavy and gets lighter as it ends. My periods were irregular the first few years, but now I get them around the same time every month. Don't be scared- you get used to it. It's better to start off using pads until you know how your period works and how heavily you bleed. Then you can move to tampons. There are directions in the box or you can ask your mom or a friend who's been through it.
Have you not had a class in school or conversations with your mom or another trusted older female friend? I am sure your mom would be more than happy to talk to you about what to expect and you will get more accurate correct information that way.
If you don't feel comfortable, you can contact me.
i haven't had it yet either but i keep a pad in my backpack just in case it happens at school. and always have a jacket with you so you can tie it around your waist if it happens at school. if you're worried about cramps, some women don't really even go through a lot of pain while others may go through a lot. it depends on if your mom has bad cramps. you can read more about it here: http://www.kidshealth.org/kid/grow/body_...
i hope i could help. 脺
well...you will bleed.and you probably will get some cramps around your stomach area..you might even bloat a little before you get it in a few days
Honey there is nothing to be scared of if anything once you get it you'll be more mad then scared. I hope I dont offend you but your mom or someone or you health teacher haven't sat you down to tell you about the whole period thing. But any when you do come on it. You'll have cramps and make sure you get you some pads or tampons (which ever one you prefer). An also know that you can have a baby once you start your period.
Essentially your period is your uterus's way of cleaning itself out. When your period starts it means that your body is ready for children. However, that does not mean YOU are ready for a baby! What will happen is that you will bleed for several days once a month. Use a calendar to keep track of when it starts each month so that you will be prepared for it to start. It should start around the same time each month.
If I understand this correctly
That's when a woman's sentence begins
blood comes out of your vagina( second hole) and then u use a pad to catch the blood or tampon
Oh, u r just getting your period. Don't be alarmed, some girls get theirs earlier than that. Go tell your mom and go to the store to get some pads. Your body is changing, it's very common.
I got mine at 11. Well nothing really happens. You might get PMS which is moodyness. You might cry more easy or get mad easy. You also might get cramps.
lots of things happen when you get your period. your body starts to change, at first its wierd but then you get used to it..
dont be scared..
What happens when you get on different levels?
I just got on the 2nd level and was so excited but nothing happend different.
Answer:
Can't you give thumbs up or down on answers? On level 1 you can only report abuse.
wait till level 3 then it gets fun..... i heard!
levels of what?
what level???
lol...nikki.. thats exactly wat i want to know
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Can't you give thumbs up or down on answers? On level 1 you can only report abuse.
wait till level 3 then it gets fun..... i heard!
levels of what?
what level???
lol...nikki.. thats exactly wat i want to know
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